Dana kin try to marry Sarah Lynn to Duncan Van Doren
Sarah Lynn Dana, Dana women member from Danavale, chafes at a strict life as Adelaide presses marriage to Duncan Van Doren. Great-Granny Dana urges Sally Ann to take the girl abroad while family members plead, and Gunnar Thorwald arrives with Jim Allison as Sarah Lynn grows drawn to the Norwegian ace.
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Sarah Lynn Dana
Dana
Danavale
Calif
Adelaide
Duncan van Doren
Detroit Society
Danas
Sally Ann Dana
Sally Ann
Lynn
Sarah Lynn
Bill
Miss Pennington
Penny
Keaton Dana
Ardine
Gunnar Thorwald
Jim Allison
Duncan
Mary Dana Webster
Sarah
Gunnar
Norwegian Ace Faces Night Flight Crisis in Stewed Prune
In a tense scene at the Stewed Prune, Gunnar Thorwald discovers a mysterious woman aboard a night flight with Jim Allison's crew. Ardine Dana and others fuss as Sarah Lynn sleeps off a drink, while Thorwald confronts a betrayal that challenges trust and discipline. The flight ends with a dramatic, unresolved encounter as the story continues.
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Jim Allison
Los Angeles
Arcine Dana
Allison
Vienna
Sarah Lynn
Water the Elixir of Life by C Houston Goudiss
C Houston Goudiss extols water as essential for life, health, and efficiency. He explains body water content, daily needs, sources from drink and food, and the dangers of dehydration, urging four quarts daily plus six glasses of other liquids and water with meals.
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C.houston Goudiss
Why an Oil Polish Essential for Fine Wood
Home-makers are urged to use an oil based furniture polish. An oil polish keeps wood alive by preventing drying, cracking, and splitting while feeding and preserving the finish. Proper rubbing and damp cloth application yield lasting luster and longevity.
Young Babies Show Remarkable Strength in Arboreal Metaphor
J Otis Swift writes in the New York World Telegram that very young babies grasp fingers with unusual strength, likening early humans to arboreal ancestors. The piece also describes cocklebur plants with seed barbs that cling to fur and clothing, noting long inherited habits and persistence in life and death.
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J. Otis Swift
New York World-Telegram
When Oranges Were Rare
The article recalls a time when oranges were scarce for children in small towns and farms a quarter to a third of a century ago. Advertising spurred better distribution, lowering prices and making citrus available year round in nearly every town.
New Food Department Led by C Houston Goudiss
The newspaper introduces a food department by C Houston Goudiss whose 30 years of influence on national eating habits guides homemakers. The series promises authoritative, up to date articles on all aspects of food to improve health happiness and prosperity through better nutrition.
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C. Houston Goodiss
C. Houston Goudiss
Pepsodent With Irium Promises Brighter Smile
An advertisement touts Pepsodent toothpaste enhanced with Irium. It claims the new cleansing agent safely removes surface stains, restores natural radiance, and offers a thorough clean without bleach grit or pumice.
Ask C Houston Goudiss for kitchen and health advice
C Houston Goudiss offers readers access to his Experimental Kitchen Laboratory in New York City. He will answer questions on foods diet nutrition and health and personal hygiene. Postcard inquiries to 6 East 39th Street New York City.
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C. Houston Goudiss
New York City
C. Houston Goodiss
East 39Th Street
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Okeh
Mexico
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Cap
Mercy
Mother
Detroit
Gunnar Thorvald
America
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New York
Man Is
WNU
Earth
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